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12002 Invitational Systemic Initiative
Workshop Orlando, Florida March 14-16, 2002
2Overall Cohort 93 Brownsville, TX Hamilton
County/Chattanooga, TN Normandy, MO Cohort 94
Denver, CO Jefferson County, KY Newport News,
VA
Case Stories Hamilton County/Chattanooga,
TN Newport News, VA
3Elements of Success for All CPMSA Sites
- Adoption of Standards-based Curriculum with
Instruction focusing on hands-on Inquiry-based
Learning - Policy Support
- Professional Development
- Convergence of Resources
- Partnerships and Strong and Consistent Leadership
4- CPMSA Cohorts 93 and 94
- Implemented standards-based curriculum and
instruction aligned to state and national
standards - Provided professional development in content and
pedagogy - Strengthened graduation requirements
- Developed partnerships with higher education
institutions, business, and community
organizations including informal science
institutions - Enrollment in gate-keeping mathematics courses
increased over 41 in science, 33 increase - By 1997-98, Algebra I in 8th grade enrollments
met or were higher than the national average - Successful completion of gate-keeping courses
increased 39 in mathematics 26 in science
5- Hamilton County/Chattanooga
- Implemented new curricula mathematics based on
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
standards and science on the Advancement of
Science benchmarks - Partnerships created with higher education
institutions and science based institutions - Sought and received grants from foundations and
governmental agencies to target specific needs - Eliminated student tracking and basic level
mathematics and science courses and strengthened
graduation requirements - Tennessee Valley Added Assessment System expected
gains in science well above national average
expected gains in mathematics fell short of
national average - Enrollment and completion of gate-keeping
mathematics and science courses by
underrepresented minority students fell after
experiencing large gains in the first two years
of CPMSA project
6- Newport News
- Developed mathematics curriculum based on
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
standards - Implemented new science curriculum based on the
Virginia Standards of Learning - Professional development stressed collaborative
and hands-on, inquiry-based learning - Implemented existing policies pertinent to course
availability, academic achievement, graduation
requirements and equal access - Developed student enrichment programs and
partnerships - Enrollment and completion of gate-keeping
mathematics and science courses by
underrepresented minority students increased - Virginia Standards of Learning test results
showed improvement for all students, accompanied
by narrowing of the racial achievement gap
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Professional Development
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Convergence of Resources
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- Partnerships
- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
- Oak Ridge Associated Universities
- University of Massachusetts at Amherst
- Chattanooga Nature Center
- National Audubon Society
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- Tennessee Aquarium
- Tennessee River Gorge Project
- Public Education Foundation
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- Policy Support
- AP courses open to all students meeting required
course prerequisites - Graduation requirements Two years each
mathematics and laboratory science
Partnerships
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